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Ashgate
Language
English
Pages
329

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Subjects
Modernism (Music), History and criticism, Music, Music theory, history, 20th century, Music, history and criticism, 19th century, Modernism (music), Music, british, Musique, Histoire et critique, Modernisme (Musique), MUSIC, Genres & Styles, Classical, Reference
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Great Britain
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20th century, 19th century

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Table of Contents

Liberal critics and modern music in the post-Victorian age / Matthew Riley
'A thoroughgoing modern' : Elgar reception in the Manchester Guardian, 1896-1908 / Meirion Hughes
Schoenberg, Roger Fry and the emergence of a critical language for the reception of musical modernism in Britain, 1912-1914 / Deborah Heckert
Modernism, Diaghilev and the Ballets Russes in London, 1911-1929 / Gareth Thomas
Modern maritime pastoral : wave deformations in the music of Frank Bridge / Stephen Downes
'A direct and intimate realization' : Holst and formalism in the 1920s / Christopher M. Scheer
Façades for Façade : William Walton, visual culture and English modernism in the Sitwell circle / Tim Barringer
Landscape and distance : Vaughan Williams, modernism and the symphonic pastoral / Daniel M. Grimley
Vaughan Williams's antic symphony / J.P.E. Harper-Scott
Hindemith's disciple in London : Walter Leigh on modern music, 1932-40 / Thomas Irvine
Benjamin Britten's 'Pierrot' ensembles / Christopher Dromey
Music for the machines of the future : H.G. Wells, Arthur Bliss and Things to come (1936) / Matthew Riley
Early music and the ambivalent origins of Elisabeth Lutyens's modernism / Laurel Parsons
'The real thing
at last?' Historicizing Humphrey Searle / Ben Earle.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Farnham, Surrey, Burlington, VT

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Dewey Decimal Class
780.941/0904
Library of Congress
ML285 .B75 2010, ML285.6, ML285 .B75 2016

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Pagination
xvi, 329 p. :
Number of pages
329

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OL24408609M
ISBN 10
0754665852
ISBN 13
9780754665854
LCCN
2009040971
OCLC/WorldCat
454378352, 993588777

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